The TECO theory and lawful dependency in successive episodic memory tests
Sikström, Sverker LU
(2000)
In Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology Section A: Human Experimental Psychology
53(3).
p.693-728
- Abstract
A large number of experiments in successive tests of episodic memory have focused on an experimental paradigm called recognition failure of recallable words. In this paradigm, a cued recall test follows a recognition test. Large amounts of data have revealed a lawful moderate dependence between recognition and cued recall. TECO (Sikström, 1996b), a general connectionist theory of memory, has been applied for the phenomenon of recognition failure. This paper makes a strong claim that all possible pairwise combinations of successive tests between recognition, cued recognition, cued recall, and free recall follow a lawful relationship. The quantitative degree of the dependency predicted between these tests can be summarized in one... (More)
A large number of experiments in successive tests of episodic memory have focused on an experimental paradigm called recognition failure of recallable words. In this paradigm, a cued recall test follows a recognition test. Large amounts of data have revealed a lawful moderate dependence between recognition and cued recall. TECO (Sikström, 1996b), a general connectionist theory of memory, has been applied for the phenomenon of recognition failure. This paper makes a strong claim that all possible pairwise combinations of successive tests between recognition, cued recognition, cued recall, and free recall follow a lawful relationship. The quantitative degree of the dependency predicted between these tests can be summarized in one function. Four experiments were conducted to test this claim. In line with the predictions, the results show that all pairwise combinations of these tests fit reasonably well with the proposed function. The TECO theory suggests theoretical insights into how recognition and recall may be divided into a recollection component, a familiarity component, and a cue-target integration component.
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- author
- Sikström, Sverker
LU
- publishing date
- 2000-08
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- published
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- Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology Section A: Human Experimental Psychology
- volume
- 53
- issue
- 3
- pages
- 36 pages
- publisher
- Psychology Press
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- scopus:0040566494
- pmid:10994226
- ISSN
- 0272-4987
- DOI
- 10.1080/713755913
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- English
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